Pineapple

That is 1.323 cups.

Pineapple is classified as a bromeliad because it belongs to the family Bromeliaceae, which encompasses a diverse group of flowering plants known as bromeliads. This family is characterized by its unique rosette structure, specialized leaves, and often water-storing abilities. Pineapples specifically exhibit the typical features of bromeliads, such as their growth habit and adaptations to their native tropical environments. Additionally, like many bromeliads, they are adapted to thrive in conditions where water retention is crucial.

Summer of '08.

No

Dycotyledon have 2 seeds of a endosperms.

hawaii

They are not "eyes", its just how a pineapple looks from the outside.

Stormy Daniels

2

In your very own home.

Yes

Neither, Bromeliaceae.

die Ananas

because

green and yellow like an apple

yes

malic and citric acids

No

yes

you can find pics of pineapple our any kind of pic on www.ask.com or www.google.com let me tell you the steps: #1. go to the web site, #2. go to images, #3. write what pic you want, #4. pick the one you like, #5. print it and then go on myspace and get jiggy wit it all yeah. you can also just go to google but the pic you want to find click it and have fun with it.

Yes it does

No; they are tin plated.

Marginal placentation

Pineapples are monocots.

lime snapple

pork shrappnel

lie snaffu

smineapples

Grapples (its a hybrid apple)